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1 June 2011

New AfricaHardball dates announced

CbI has announced dates for two new regional-focused political risk roundtables in London. North AfricaHardball will take place on Tuesday 26 July, with West AfricaHardball set to be staged on Tuesday 13 September. AfricaHardball events are played out under the Chatham House Rule and bring together policy-makers, industry leaders and analysts to discuss the political issues that shape Africa.

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13 May 2011

Resources in the Gulf will define the region’s future policy options and relationships

Despite abundant wealth in the majority of Gulf states, many of their resources are constrained by huge domestic demand. In its 900th issue, GSN takes an in-depth look at the challenges facing the region

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11 May 2011

Algeria’s job generation challenge

CbI Chairman Jon Marks is quoted in this FT article


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11 April 2011

The war is over – but Ouattara's struggle has barely begun

Ivory Coast's new president new faces country half destroyed by civil war and an economy starved of investment. African Energy editor Thalia Griffiths’ article for the Guardian

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9 April 2011

New energy report on Algeria


CbI launched its new report Algeria’s Energy Future at a roundtable seminar in London hosted by Chatham House.

The report was presented at the seminar by its lead authors, Jon Marks and John Hamilton, and critically assessed by Algerian and international experts.

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18 March 2011

Free Libya’s revolution may be all too short

CbI chairman Jon Marks reports from Benghazi for African Energy:

Realisation of the seriousness of the situation in revolutionary Benghazi only struck home in the late afternoon of 15 March with conflicting reports about the possible fall of Ajdabiya. On the morning of 16 March reports came in of a government bombardment at the eastern capital’s airport and other strategic locations. As African Energy went to press, a majority of foreigners had left for the border with Egypt. In previous days, the city had been surprisingly relaxed for a place living through such highs and lows: from the ecstasy of throwing the Qadhafi regime out of eastern Libya in mid-February to the realisation that its National Libyan Committee (NLC) forces would not stride on to take Tripoli, and then to see key towns earlier won for Free Libya fall to better-equipped regime forces.

Excerpt from African Energy Issue 205, 18 March 2011

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5 December 2011
Harnessing desert sun to power Europe
CbI chairman and African Energy editorial director Jon Marks is quoted in this BBC News article
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2 December 2011
Oil flows boost election-year budget, but Ghana faces longer wait for gas
Issue 921 of African Energy leads with analysis of Ghana's plans to utilise gas from the Jubilee field
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23 November 2011
North AfricaHardball - new speakers confirmed
Three new speakers have been added to the line-up for CbI's second North Africa Hardball briefing on 1 December in London
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11 November 2011
The old guard reconfigures with Salman as defence minister and KBS as deputy
Issue 912 of GSN analyses the key players in the reshuffles following Prince Sultan’s death
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28 October 2011
Saudi hardline crown prince may mellow in power: analysts
CbI director Eleanor Gillespie is quoted in this AFP article
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21 October 2011
No oil bounty for France and UK as Libya rebuilds
CbI’s John Hamilton guest writes for CNN
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20 October 2011
Libya's next tests: Big expectations, power plays

CbI's John Hamilton is quoted in this Reuters article examining life after Gaddafi

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14 October 2011
Saudi Arabia and Iran trade accusations
The new Issue of GSN looks at relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran and examines Saudi policy towards Yemen
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